As we all know, twitter is one of the most popular social networking site on the web. And because of the popularity a new dog collar is developed by Mattel called "Puppy Tweets". Most animal lovers are obsessed with their pets and what's more with this gadget.
But it's not for sale until this fall. This tweeting dog collar can send pre-programmed tweet every time moves, barks or growls. But it won't actually tell what your dog is doing, it only send a random selection of 500 options, including "I bark because I miss you — there, now hurry home" and "I finally caught that tail I've been chasing and....OOUUUCCHHH!".
Simply sign the dog up for a Twitter account and a bonus points for "bark" or "arf" in the name, and place the device around the dog's neck. The Puppy Tweets collar sends a wireless signal to a USB adapter that must be plugged into a computer which is have to be turn “on” and of course connected to the Internet. Although the device can update your dog's Twitter page, it can't use the twitter's other features, such as sending direct messages or re-tweeting other users' tweets. The Puppy Tweets device costs $30, and comes in pink or blue.
Pet owners are now getting more concern about their dogs sex life. The usual thing that they do is the spaying and neutering of their dogs, which the most widely used method of preventing litters among dogs. But a dog breeder from Louisiana developed a kinda weird alternative solution for preventing unwanted pregnancies for dogs, a chastity belt for dogs.
Oscar is an ordinary pet cat with an extraordinary ability to predict death. A nursing staff worked in the Steere House Nursing and Rehabilitation Centre in Providence, Rhode Island where Oscar lived noticed that he would curl up to sleep with patients who were about to die. And scariest part is he never missed and accurately predicted about 50 deaths.
